South Korea’s nominee for unification minister said on Tuesday he will seek a creative solution so that North Korea and the United States can meet again soon. Inter-Korean relations are in limbo since the second US-North Korea summit broke down last month. Last week South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s attempts to engage with Pyongyang were set back with North Korea temporarily pulling out of an inter-Korean liaison office in Kaesong. North Korea reversed its decision and some officials returned to work on Monday. “I will seek a creative solution so that North Korea and the US can meet again soon and find common ground,” nominee Kim Yeon-chul said in a confirmation hearing. US President Donald Trump made a conciliatory gesture to Pyongyang last week by announcing that he had put a hold on pending new sanctions against North Korea.